inbox in Russian
inbox in Russian is почто́вый я́щик — inbox means the folder in an email or messaging app where new messages arrive.
inbox in Russian
почто́вый я́щик
Pronounced: pochtovyy yashchik
(computing) An electronic folder serving the same purpose, but for electronic files, especially email.
What does "inbox" mean?
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noun The folder in an email or messaging app where new messages arrive.
"She had over two hundred unread emails sitting in her inbox."
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noun A physical tray on a desk for papers waiting to be dealt with.
"He dropped the invoice into the inbox on his manager's desk."
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verb To send someone a private message, especially on social media.
"Just inbox me the details and I'll sort it out."
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inbox in a sentence
- She had over two hundred unread emails sitting in her inbox.
- He dropped the invoice into the inbox on his manager's desk.
- Just inbox me the details and I'll sort it out.
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What is "inbox" in Russian?
"inbox" in Russian is почто́вый я́щик. inbox means: The folder in an email or messaging app where new messages arrive.
How do you pronounce почто́вый я́щик?
"inbox" in Russian is почто́вый я́щик, pronounced "pochtovyy yashchik".
How do you use "inbox" in a sentence?
Example: "She had over two hundred unread emails sitting in her inbox." In Russian, "inbox" is почто́вый я́щик.
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